In Outlook 2000 there was a way to print a directory listing and format the
same way one views a directory listing in Windows Explorer (see Microsoft's
webpage with instructions at: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=282257). I
thought--finally--MS has included a (much needed) basic function in one of
their programs!
For some reason, the ability to do that has disappeared with Outlook
2002...I think. I don't know if we have "Integrated File Management" loaded
with Outlook here at work or not. I asked some of the systems people and
they didn't know what it was.
Does anyone have a solution? I want to be able to move the columns around,
sort, etc. just like I used to (and how you can in Win Explorer). I can't
believe MS would take away that function! I am NOT interested in the DOS
print function or print screen.
Thanks!
BillR [MVP] - 10 Jan 2005 01:12 GMT
Outlook 2002 has that feature. It was removed with Outlook 2003.
Do you have "My Computer" listed in "Other Shortcuts"?
> In Outlook 2000 there was a way to print a directory listing and format
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kbreenbo - 12 Jan 2005 18:45 GMT
Yes, I do. I tried printing a file listing but the only thing that appears
is the outline of the format, not the content (file names and info).
Why do you ask?
Karen
> Outlook 2002 has that feature. It was removed with Outlook 2003.
> Do you have "My Computer" listed in "Other Shortcuts"?
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> > Thanks!